Anchor tonguing, in the context of musical articulation, involves using the tongue in a specific, less free-flowing motion when playing an instrument.
According to the provided YouTube video transcript:
- Anchor tonguing involves using the tongue in a motion that is not a "free-floating tongue."
- With anchor tonguing, the tongue is not articulating in different areas. Instead, it is using more of the same motion.
In essence, it's a method where the tongue's movement is more restricted and repetitive compared to allowing the tongue to move freely and articulate in varying ways.
